• 6-7 feet tall, B&B

Known as the Great Tree of Peace, White Pines can live up to 200 years and, under the right conditions, grow to nearly 150 feet.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B
• 1.75″ caliper, B&B

Tulip Poplar is often planted for reforestation purposes and is not actually a poplar but rather a member of the magnolia family. It produces tulip-shaped, light greenish-yellow flowers from April to June.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B

Known as the harbinger of spring, the Eastern Redbud’s delicate blossoms and buds are one of the season’s most dramatic displays.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B

Aptly named, the scarlet oak is a parade of red throughout the seasons. In the early spring, new leaves unfurl with a red hue. The vibrant red fall display is truly magnificent. And those red leaves often hang on through the first snow, giving winter a touch of much-needed color.

• -1.5″ caliper, (9-12 feet tall), B&B

It is valued for its versatility and hardiness in urban settings. This medium to large tree is also known for its brilliant fall color, great value to wildlife.

• 6-7 feet tall, container
• 7-8 feet tall, B&B

The pin oak is the type of tree that stands out from its neighbors due to its distinctive branching pattern. Homeowners and city foresters value this tree for many reasons: its dense shade, tolerance of various soil conditions, heat, soil compaction, and air pollution. Additionally, it remains pleasing to the eye in all seasons and is easy to plant.

• 1.7″ caliper, B&B

• 2″ caliper, B&B

The hackberry, while often forgotten by casual consumers, is commonly heralded by tree experts as “one tough tree.”

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B
• 2″ caliper, B&B

Searching for a classic fall tree with an incredible color payoff? Look no further than the Autumn Blaze maple, known for its bright scarlet foliage that turns late in the season.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B
• 2″ caliper, B&B

The sugar maple is one of America’s most-loved trees. In fact, more states have claimed it as their state tree than any other single species—including Wisconsin! One of its most prominent features is its amazing fall color. As the seasons change, the leaves turn vibrant shades of yellow, burnt orange, and red.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B

Known as one of the best red maple cultivars, this tree delivers on color. Winter buds, clusters of small winter/spring flowers, leaf stems, twigs, and winged summer fruits all carry a red hue. And of course, the fall show is breathtaking, with red and orange leaves blending to give a sunset effect.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B

Deborah Maple (Acer Platanoides) is a cultivar with an oval-rounded habit. It is famous for its bright red emerging leaves that change to a deep maroon and finally dark green. They also have a unique, crinkled texture. The fall color, like that of most Norway Maples, is a golden yellow/bronze. Yellow flowers appear in clusters before the foliage in spring. This maple tree is a vigorous grower with a central leader.

• 1-1.5″ caliper, B&B

Autumn Fantasy® Maple is a cross between Red and Silver Maple, offering the best of both trees. It boasts excellent ruby red fall color and grows faster than traditional red maples. Once established, this tree is also highly drought-tolerant. It serves excellently as a street or lawn tree, with the added benefit of producing little to no seeding.